You know that feeling when you're half-asleep but your ears are still scanning for a sound that shouldn't be there? For millions of American families caring for a loved one with special needs, that hyper-vigilance is just part of daily life. It's not anxiety—it's survival mode. And it's exhausting. Whether you're watching over a child with severe allergies, an aging parent with dementia, or a partner recovering from surgery, the need to "keep eyes on" never really stops. But here's the thing that many parents and caregivers are discovering: you don't have to do it alone,...